Orchards & U-Pick Farms

Cumberland Valley has a strong agricultural heritage with an abundance of orchards and farms that invite you and the family to experience the beauty and bounty of each season. Discover even more places to find fresh produce on our Fresh Picked Fun trip idea.

Orchards

The Valley's orchards provide delicious fruits throughout the seasons from juicy summer peaches to crisp fall apples. Stop by one of these farm stands for freshly picked fruit and beautiful views of rolling fields of trees.

Mt. Airy Orchards: The orchard and farm store offer various produce, u-pick options, and kid-friendly attractions. Spring and summer are berry seasons -- pick your own strawberries, blueberries, black raspberries, and blackberries. During weekends in the fall, families can roam through a themed five-acre corn maze. Choose from over 25 varieties of apples and search through acres of pumpkins during your visit. Orchard tours on a tractor-pulled wagon can be booked in the summer and fall for a minimum of 10 people.

The Peters Orchard s: The farm stand located at the orchard sells apples, peaches, pears, cherries, apricots, and more. Enjoy scenic views of northeastern Adams County, the largest producer of apples in Pennsylvania and nicknamed "Apple Capital USA."

Boyer Nurseries & Orchards: Surrounded by acres of fruit trees and located in an original barn on the property, the fruit market features 20 varieties of apples from the orchard as well as other fresh fruits and vegetables in season; the garden center staff can provide you with all the information you need to start your own backyard orchard. As an added bonus, relax in their tasting room featuring scenic views of the orchard. Guests can enjoy wines and hard ciders from Great Shoals Winery, crafted with apples, pears, and cherries from Boyer and other local producers.

Hollabaugh Brothers Fruit Farm & Market: The year-round retail farm market sells a variety of home-grown fruits and produce -- from asparagus in the spring to strawberries in May, an abundance of veggies and fruits in the summer, and apples & pears in the fall. Visitors especially love the Bin Porch where they can fill their own bag with mix and match varieties of fruits, including more than 20 varieties of apples in season, for one low price. The more you buy, the lower the price per pound you pay! The Bin Porch opens during peach season and stays open through apple season and into the winter as long as there are apples to sell. TIP: Be sure to check their website for current availability. Hollabaugh also hosts a number of family events and children's programs throughout the year, including their Strawberry, Blueberry, and Peach Festivals in the summer and their Apple Harvest Festival weekends in the fall.

U-Pick Farms

We've organized our u-pick locations by season and item you can pick to taste these delicious fruits and vegetables at their peak. Find more farm stands and markets, along with a produce availability chart in our Local Food, Farm & Outdoor Attractions Guide.